raffi, it's yours. we'll divide into groups of two. the guy who shot steve was part of this neighborhood. the answers are in the streets not in some criminology book. let's find them. in twos. don't you think you were kind of hard on that guy? maybe he knows something. maybe he doesn't. if you don't like what i'm doing you're free to go. it's all right to be scared. f i'm angry? do you think you can get things out of people by pushing them around? i can't imagine your brother bullying answers out of people. maybe we should try working with the cops for once... no, they didn't like steve. sergeant walker, none of them. raffi... they didn't understand him. he lived for these colors. he meant everything he did out here. raffi... all right, munez what do you got a death wish? ah, man. you want to kill yourself-- find another streeee lighten up. he lost his brother. his mother will appreciate our watching him. sorry about steve but it doesn't give you the right to roust people. there are complaints about your tactics. miller, you're wasting

>> armstrong: let me welcome my cohost, and superstar raffi williams. thank you as always. we have daniel pike, president of the forum, who is joining us. dr. pike, thank you for joining us. while everybody is talking about turkey, talk about the back ground, the backdrop, what led >> well, two point, the first is that the military is the keeper of the legacy of the founder of modern turkey who died in 1938, a long time ago. over these 80 years, there's a military that has kept alive more than any other institution the secular pro western outlook turkey, and in the pursuit of that military coups, 1960, '81, and 1970, and they looked at the politicians and told them to start over. it's not the first time that there's been a military coup. the politicians are fighting and to the religious, andent very bizarre election. he got 33% of vote, but because of intricacy of the turkish he ended up with 66% dominating and has continued to dominate foreclose to 16 years. he has a programming -- a program [ inaudible ] but more than that, as time went on, especially the last four or fiv

. >> my son raffi williams broke that story today. i thought carson was positioned to either do hhs and the repeal of the affordable care act or, b, education. he, too, pulled himself out. >> there are differing versions of who pushed and who pulled. one version is ben carson, a brilliant neurosurgeon who spent his life dealing with human tissues and cells would have a difficult time dealing with the biggest bureaucracy in the u.s. government which is in itself the biggest bureaucracy. never mind it would be for the repeal, reform, revision or whatever to the affordable care act, obamacare. ben carson is a great, great mind. >> mm-hmm. >> being an intekt isn't what you want at health & human services. you want someone with a sledge hammer. he's a scalpel guy. >> there were times he was good with the sledge hammer. or was it a knife? >> i don't remember. >> let me ask you. those are the days. >> you have to bring up things. >> he doesn't strike me as someone who is diplomatic. is that the idea? he has a gruff way about him? is it the i